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Kingston A2000 SSD 1TB

Like its bigger brother the KC2000, Kingston’s new A2000 uses a Silicon Motion controller and Micron’s 96L TLC flash. However, the SSD’s controller limits performance to about 2.2/2.0GB/s read/write, which results in lower pricing. The drive still performs well, has a long warranty, and also features heavy-duty hardware encryption options that

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